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The Huron-Perth County
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oard at its meeting in. Seaforth
onday approved paying to the
illage of Zurich in one lump
um, $1,785, the water services
rontage charge for 375 feet for
Boniface School in" Zurich.
The Board approved the ap-
ointment of Mrs. C ecilia Mittle-
oltz as Grade 4 - 5 teacher at
t, Boniface School in Zurich.
Joseph Tokar of Stratford was
ppointed to the acting capacity
f Superintendent of Education
r the Board during the leave
absence (without pay) for the
uperintendent of Education John
'intar, who is to pursue
f 'rther studies toward a doc-
t. ate in educational adminis-
;ration. The 'studies will be at
the Ontario Institute for Studies
in Education at the University
of Toronto.
The Board approved the in-
stallation of a portable classroom
for St. Boniface School at
Zurich -- to be installed as
soon as possible.
Mr. Vintar spoke:of the pro-
posal to introduce the use of
the VD Kit in teaching Health
in Grade 7 to 10.
Mr. Tokar reported the
Ministry of Health had been
concerned with the increase in
VD cases in adolescents. As
a result the Ministry of, Health
formulated the Kit which in-
cludes slides, tapes , trans-
parencies, pamphlets. The
Ministry of Education will leave
the decision to individual school
boards as to whether they intro-
duce it into schools under their
jurisdiction.
The : Board members will
invite the Huron-Perth .Deanery
to meet with Dr. F. Mills of the
Huron county Health Unit to view
the Kit and to consider whether
to introduce it 'in the separate
schools. in Huron and Perth
Counties. ,
Two new school zones have
been set up in Mornington. Town-
ship and in the Village of Brus-
sels for separate school child-
ren 'in these areas. The Brus-
sels children will be transported
to Sacred Heart School in
Wingham and the Mornington
children to St. Mary's School
at Hesson.
A letter was received from the
Devan Park Ratepayers Associa-
tion in Stratford indicating they
are unable .to continue to maintain
the property loaned from the
Huron-Perth Board as a play-
ground for area children.
Trustee, Howard Shantz of Strat-
ford, is to enquire if this is a
permanent situation or only for
the remainder of this year. A
cheque was enclosed for payment
of grass cutting in the playground.
Following this discussion on
the school property the question'
arose about the value of posting
liunauthroized person" signs on
school sites. .Tq.ck Lane,
Business P 11W :...1.rator, re-
ported that by posting such
signs on property it gives the
police the right to remove any
person fro m the premises and that
any resident of nearby properties
may notify the police of unauthor-
ized persons on the site and ask
that they be removed. It was
suggested that if this were done
it might cut down on broken
windows and other vandalism
around schools.
The Board approved the re-
quest of Rev. Michael Hughes of
St. Joseph's Church in Stratford
for the use of St. Michael's School
in Stratford for the weekend of
October' 2 - 4 as a CORE (Christ
in Others Retreat) weekend.
The Board will again support
the Kiwanis Club of Stratford
which sponsors the Music
Festival by donating a $75 bur-
sary as an award.
Vincent Young of Goderich
was authorized to follow-up the ,
costs for St. Mary's Separate
school in Goderich of a proposed
municipal storm drain for the
Town of Goderich.
Print- tuts were handed out
by F. J. Vere, chairman of the
Finance and Insurance Com-
mittee with instructions to
trustees to have questions ready
for the'next meeting.
Mr. Lane reported the bank
lending rate is now 9 per cent,
up from 7 per cent in Septem-
ber.
Howard Shantz will present a
list of deficiencies at St. Aloy-
sius School 'in Stratford and at
Holy Name of Mary School in
St. Marys to the architects, Kyles
Kyles and Garratt, who are over-
seeing the construction work at
both schools.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
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WEDNESDAY St THURSDAY OCT. 3rd & 4th
FALL FAIR DANCE
Brussels Legion Hall
Thursday OCT. 4th
IAN WILBEE Orchestra
Admission at popular prices
Restricted to 18 years
and over
OPP reports on
investigations PARADE
Featuring Brussels Legion Pipe Band and SDHS Trumpet Band
Stads 12:00 p.m. sharp
School Floats—Organization and Commercial Floats
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Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. for Huron Bruce will officially open
the Fair at 00 p.m:
Robert L. Cunningham will be Master of
Ceremonies.
Children's Sports
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Recent investigations carried
out by the at wingham
detachment included:-
One investigation and one
person charged under the Liquor
Control. Act.
Six charges laid and nine
warnings issued under the High-
way Traffic Act.
Twenty-four other investi-
gations.
On Monday, September 17,
Larry W. Thacker of R.R. # 2, •
Bluevale, was involved in a single
car accident on Concession13-14,
west of Sideroad 15-16, Grey
Township. There were no
injuries, and damages were esti-
mated at $75.
On Wednesday, September 19,
Langsajok Jadama of Brussels,
Was involved in a single car
accident on Concession 7-8, east
of Huron County Read #12 in which
his- pickup truck was damaged
to the extent of $300. No one
was injured as a result of the
accident.
On Sunday, September 23,
Murray J. Cardiff of Brussels
struck a cattlebeast on Highway
186;west of the Perth-Huron
county Line, owned by Lawson
Doig. Mr. Cardiff was not in-
jured and damages to hit vehicle
were estimated at $700.
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